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CS5 Photoshop Content-Aware Fill
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stephenj148
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wow!
omgsideburns
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killer!
jfiscus
Rap Master
Very nice, I can see the sampled/replaced pixels in some of the examples, but not at all in others. This will do the majority of the work for most people for fixing things like demonstrated, but some cleanup will still be required. I can't wait to try my own panoramas...
I really really like it though as shown for cleaning up dust on scans and removing power lines from photographs. I don't receive too many requests to delete buffalos.
Probably have to upgrade computers for it to run though.
I really really like it though as shown for cleaning up dust on scans and removing power lines from photographs. I don't receive too many requests to delete buffalos.
Probably have to upgrade computers for it to run though.
SignBurst PCs
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I think that this was posted yesterday too. It is very cool stuff.
Yes it was...as originally posted by Jon Aston...http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=64050
Also note that this is not "new" but is supported by GIMP and at least one other standalone product.
Also note that this is not "new" but is supported by GIMP and at least one other standalone product.
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The Vector Doctor
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Gimp is a bit geeky for typical Mac people. Adobe did not create all of the software and plugins in their collection. I am happy to have it all in one place
signmeup
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This seems to be the source of the technology.
http://www.shaiavidan.org/papers/imretFinal.pdf
There are several programs available to do this incuding Inpaint. It works pretty well on my 2 gig processor. Check out the free demo....it was neat to see it do it's thing.
http://www.shaiavidan.org/papers/imretFinal.pdf
There are several programs available to do this incuding Inpaint. It works pretty well on my 2 gig processor. Check out the free demo....it was neat to see it do it's thing.